This group will receive mime therapy and neural mobilization session with resting intervals.

1. Self- facial massages for 10 minutes.
2. Breathing and relaxation exercises .
3. Exercises to enhance coordination between both sides of the face and to reduce synkinesis.
4. Exercises to assist with eye and lip closure.
5. Articulation Exercises.
6. Facial expression exercises

Facial Nerve Mobilization The circular movement and horizontal traction will be applied 25 times in three sets with a 5-second rest period in between a single manipulation and a 30- second rest period in between the sets.

All the participates in the experimental group will receive 15 treatment sessions. Each session will held for 60 minutes per day, 5 days per week, for total duration of 3 weeks.

Control group will receive mime therapy session with short resting intervals.

1. Self- facial massages for 10 minutes.
2. Breathing and relaxation exercises.
3. Exercises to enhance coordination between both sides of the face and to reduce synkinesis.
4. Exercises to assist with eye and lip closure.
5. Articulation Exercises.
6. Facial expression exercises.

Placebo Neural Mobilization Technique:

Placebo Mobilization followed all the procedures of real facial mobilization without applying horizontal and circular auricular traction. The purpose of this placebo facial nerve mobilization is not to deprived the control group from therapy.

All the participates in the control group will receive 15 treatment sessions. Each session will held for 60 minutes per day, 5 days per week, for total duration of 3 weeks.

Experimental group will receive mime therapy and neural mobilization session with small resting intervals.

Self- facial massages for 10 minutes. Breathing and relaxation exercises for 5 mins. Exercises to enhance coordination between both sides of the face and to reduce synkinesis.

Exercises to assist with eye and lip closure for 5 mins. Articulation Exercises for 5 mins. Facial expression exercises for 10 mins.

Facial Neural Mobilization:

Facial mobilization technique will apply when the patient in supine position with head on the table in neural rotation.

The circular movement and horizontal traction will be applied 25 times in three sets with a 5-second rest period in between a single manipulation and a 30- second rest period in between the sets.

All the participates in the experimental group will receive 15 treatment sessions. Each session will held for 60 minutes per day, 5 days per week, for total duration of 3 weeks.

Facial symmetry was measured using the 13-item SFGS. The system includes three components: resting symmetry, the symmetry of voluntary movements, and synkinesis.

A composite facial symmetry score is calculated as [4 × symmetry of voluntary movement - 5 × resting asymmetry + 1 × synkinesis] with 100 representing normal facial symmetry.

The SFGS is as reliable when applied by novice users as by expert users. Researchers are using this method more frequently because it has been demonstrated to be repeatable, to have minimal inter-observer and intra-observer variability, and to be responsive to changes over time and as a consequence to treatments. The SFGS has high reliability and repeatability which is good to excellent ranging from 0.766 to 0.860.

The FDI helps to measure the difficulties of the face in activities of daily living such as eating, drinking, and communicating. It represents the relationship between impairments, disability, and psychosocial status and also focuses on the disability of individuals with disorders of the facial motor system.

The reliability and internal consistency of the FDI (Cronbach's alpha coefficient) was 0.83 for the complete scale. Intra-class correlation was 0.79 (95% CI: 0.71-0.85) and 0.85 (95% CI: 0.78-0.89) for the physical and social well-being subscale

An objective analysis of the human movement can help both clinical assessment and sports performance. Kinovea is a free 2D motion analysis software that can be used to measure kinematic parameters. The Kinovea software is a valid and reliable tool that can measure accurately at distances up to 5 m from the object and at an angle range of 90°-45°. Nevertheless, for optimum results an angle of 90° is suggested and trustworthy instrument because of strong intra rater reliability(0.98-0.99) and inter rater reliability (0.95-0.98).

During recording, patients were asked to perform three movements as follows: first, raise the eyebrows (frontalis); second, smile with pursed lips (zygomatic); and third, pout the lips (orbicularis oris). The symmetry ratio was calculated while comparing each side of face